US soy bean export to China down significantly in 2018
The trade war between the US and China means that the US is selling significantly fewer soy beans to the Chinese than in the past. Brazil has increased its export, but the biggest surprise is to be found in a different market, says Bimco.
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China consumes a lot of soy beans, but in 2018 far fewer of the beans have come from the US.
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